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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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- 자료유형
- 연구보고서
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2013.12
- 수록면
- 1 - 229 (229page)
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In Korea, women’s labor force participation is in stagnation due to the economic recession. According to Statistics Korea, women’s participation in economic activities in Seoul rose slightly from 49.3 percent to 52.3 percent during the eleven-year period from 2001 to 2012. Also, Korea’s gender wage gap is the widest among the 35 OECD member nations.
The implementation of the Act on Cooperatives, in December 2012, has spurred various discussions on economic growth through the establishment and vitalization of cooperatives. Especially, cooperatives have been viewed as an attractive way to increase the number of women in the workforce. Judging from the examples of women’s social economic activities in medicine and consumer cooperatives at the end of the 1980s, it may be safe to say that cooperatives could serve as a channel through which women can become more economically active and, especially, those women who have taken a career break can re-enter the workforce.
In this essay, I define women’s cooperatives as the cooperatives that allow women with work experience in cooperatives to join the workforce by creating an environment that ensures women’s equal opportunity for career development. I also define the ecosystem of women’s cooperatives as the infrastructure or environment that reinforces the autonomy and sustainability of women’s cooperatives.
This study aims to survey the current conditions of women’s cooperatives, analyze obstacles to the vitalization of these cooperatives, and make suggestions for policies to promote women’s cooperatives and develop their ecosystem.
A survey of activists, researchers, and staff members of women’s cooperatives shows that hindrances to the expansion of women’s cooperatives include the lack of statistical data on men’s and women’s cooperatives, absence of education and consulting on cooperatives, absence of networks in each region and industry and, last but not least, a lack of support for the activists of women’s cooperatives for their consistent activity.
In accordance with the results of the analysis, this essay suggests the following measures to develop the ecosystem of women’s cooperatives: creation of statistical data on women’s and men’s cooperatives, formation of an intermittent women’s social economy for network revitalization, qualitative improvement of education and consulting service on women’s cooperatives to ensure their sustainability and competence and, finally, selection and distribution of models focused on the development of women’s cooperatives in Seoul.
The implementation of the Act on Cooperatives, in December 2012, has spurred various discussions on economic growth through the establishment and vitalization of cooperatives. Especially, cooperatives have been viewed as an attractive way to increase the number of women in the workforce. Judging from the examples of women’s social economic activities in medicine and consumer cooperatives at the end of the 1980s, it may be safe to say that cooperatives could serve as a channel through which women can become more economically active and, especially, those women who have taken a career break can re-enter the workforce.
In this essay, I define women’s cooperatives as the cooperatives that allow women with work experience in cooperatives to join the workforce by creating an environment that ensures women’s equal opportunity for career development. I also define the ecosystem of women’s cooperatives as the infrastructure or environment that reinforces the autonomy and sustainability of women’s cooperatives.
This study aims to survey the current conditions of women’s cooperatives, analyze obstacles to the vitalization of these cooperatives, and make suggestions for policies to promote women’s cooperatives and develop their ecosystem.
A survey of activists, researchers, and staff members of women’s cooperatives shows that hindrances to the expansion of women’s cooperatives include the lack of statistical data on men’s and women’s cooperatives, absence of education and consulting on cooperatives, absence of networks in each region and industry and, last but not least, a lack of support for the activists of women’s cooperatives for their consistent activity.
In accordance with the results of the analysis, this essay suggests the following measures to develop the ecosystem of women’s cooperatives: creation of statistical data on women’s and men’s cooperatives, formation of an intermittent women’s social economy for network revitalization, qualitative improvement of education and consulting service on women’s cooperatives to ensure their sustainability and competence and, finally, selection and distribution of models focused on the development of women’s cooperatives in Seoul.
목차
[표지]
[발간사]
[목차]
표목차
그림목차
[연구요약]
[Ⅰ 서론]
제1절 연구의 필요성
제2절 연구목적
제3절 연구내용 및 방법
[Ⅱ 여성협동조합과 여성협동조합 생태계 개념]
제1절 기존 연구 검토
제2절 여성협동조합 개념
제3절 시사점
[Ⅲ 여성협동조합 관련 정책 현황 및 국내외 사례]
제1절 여성협동조합 관련 정책 현황
제2절 여성협동조합 관련 국내외 사례
제3절 시사점
[Ⅳ 여성협동조합 현황 및 정책수요조사 결과]
제1절 협동조합 성별현황 조사 및 결과분석
제2절 여성협동조합 생태계 조성을 위한 정책수요 조사 결과
제3절 시사점
[Ⅴ 여성협동조합 생태계 조성을 위한 정책제언]
제1절 여성협동조합 생태계 조성 정책의 기본방향
제2절 여성협동조합 생태계 조성을 위한 정책방안
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